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The Perth Football Podcast is back in your earholes, as Josh and Tommy dive deep into the NPL WA Men's contenders for season 2025. TD has the goods, breaking down the ins and outs of the 12 clubs tackling for the title – and a spot in the new Australian Championship – with round one just around the corner. We ask are Bayswater City Spurs and Perth SC Manchester United (but with a better stadium being constructed)? Can Armadale lose the title of the entertainers, have we all learnt our lessons about the preseason when it comes to Balcatta and Floreat Athena and can Sorrento follow the trend of promoted teams making the top four? There's a new dawn for the Perth Glory and Fremantle City while Knights have loaded up on firepower at the front and for some strange reason we reckon it's a three team race this year! We also reveal our Enhance Health Group Enhancer of the Match from last week's State League and NPL Men's Night Series finals and preview the always spicy Balcatta-Perth clash in Friday's NPL Women's Night Series final.
Tommy and Kelechi were at the Kingsley Tavern to talk about the final weekend of the NPLM, NPLW and State League season. Kelechi was up at Chichester Reserve to see Kingsley Westside beat Cockburn City 2-1 and farewell coach Steven Dimitrovich off in style. We spoke to him about his time at the club. Tommy was at Kingsway to see Olympic Kingsway crowned champions and put on a heart of the champions display that saw them end the season unbeaten at home in the league. We also have Sean watching from home and his gives his summary of the Fremantle City and Floreat game that saw a late late finish from their WonderBoi
Join Nathan Sepe & Jonty Ralphsmith investigating all things from the 2024 AFL Coates Talent League Boys & Girls competitions. This week Nathan & Jonty dissect the key talking points from the latest round of Talent League footy, discuss the best State League performances from draft prospects, and highlight the girls who made it into the Under 17 Futures game.
Sean's back and it's the biggest podcast we've ever recorded! We touch on Floreat's huge win on and off the field and keeping their outside chance of the top 4 alive, Balcatta securing their NPL status with a huge draw at Stirling and question Stirling's form against the teams towards the bottom end of the table. We praise Perth RedStar for their win over the Perth Glory and have a chat about integrity in the league and if rules may need to be changed in the future. Then we are joined by one of our all time favourite personalities in the league - Jesse Lazzaro to talk Western Knights and that move from Cockburn to the Knights before he answers the hardest question ever... And if you though we were done after an hour and 11 minutes you are mistaken! We have a State League 1 wrap up by Alex Papalia. Told you it was a big one!
Josh Tommy and Kelechi are joined by Fremantle City Head Coach Matty Sparrow to talk their first season in the NPL and their Top 4 charge. The boys then talk the weekend that was with Josh talking about Inglewood United keeping themselves in the frame for survival. From there we praise Perth SC and their resilience in earning a late draw against Armadale and wonder if Pete Jacobsz is now the best striker in the league. We talk Stirling keeping pace in the Top 4 and almost totally forget that Olympic Kingsway are top of the league with 5 games to go. All that and a naughty boy and one silly silly sausage in the State League.
On this episode, we chat to Ava, who was part of our Ladies Winning team at the recent Margaret River tournament, Amateurs coach Davey on his hopes for the season ahead and Tony from our Under 18's State League side on why development is the important thing for him this season.
Lead singer of Lickity Split and The Hawks number 1 Goalkeeper for many years, Connor Hudson shines a light on his focus towards his music. Connor looks back on the 2019 State League 2 Grand Final and competing in the Battle of the Bands, where he made the 2022 Grand Final with Lickity Split.
The penultimate show of the 2023 season featuring a comprehensive look at the final round of @Football Victoria Men's State League competitions.... On this week's episode of the Football Out West Show, we caught up with Melbourne Knights midfielder STEVE WHYTE, State League 2 side Hoppers Crossing's captain IBRAHIM KARADAG and the president of State League 5 champions Balmoral FC, ENVER MALKIC. Guest co-host MARK IVKOVIC and regular co-host TONCI also looked at the final day dramas in all the Men's State League competitions, as well as the Round of 16 of the Australia Cup. The Football Out West Show is proudly sponsored by Carpentry By NJT and Home Builders' Corps....
Jim Webb joins the team to discuss the State League Div 1 promotion picture and all the permutations for the NPL play-offs and relegation picture. Chris Brady, president of Kingsley-Westside, also joins us to talk about his side winning the league and getting promoted before giving us a rough idea of what the play-offs and relegation picture looks like.
THIS week RYAN McGUFFIE, the coach of St Albans Saints SC, joined us on Episode #123 of the Football Out West Show to chat about his side's battle for NPL survival, following this weekend's vital 2-0 win over sister club and fellow strugglers North Geelong Warriors FC. Also joining us to chat about his side's chase for promotion to next season's NPL Victoria elite division was the coach of Western United FC, DIOGO FERREIRA. Western United demolished the previously second-placed Kingston City FC 4-1 on Saturday to jump into second spot on the NPL2 Victoria ladder, with just two games remaining. We also looked at the NPL3, WNPL & the race in State League 1 & 2 The Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by major season sponsor, Carpentry By NJT and Home Builders Corp...Click on the below link:
ON THIS week's Episode #120 of the Football Out West Show, we spoke to the jubilant Altona Magic Soccer Club Head Coach John (Jonesy) Markovski after his side's 3-2 win on Saturday evening against Heidelberg United FC which puts them in the all-important 6 spot Moreland City Football Club coach DRAGAN OSTOJIC joined us to chat about his side's 1-1 draw with Green Gully SC on Friday evening, and the battle for survival in NPL Victoria Sydenham Park Soccer Club is hot on the tails of leaders Altona City SC after an important 3-1 win at home to struggling Corio Soccer Club and we chatted to the club's captain MATTHEW SIMMS on the all-important battle for promotion to NPL3 The Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home builders corp
This episode of the Amazing Cities and Towns Podcast sponsored by Bearing Advisors, Jim Hunt interviews Dr. Terry Christiansen, Professor and organizer of CommUniverCity in San Jose, CA. · A conversation about opportunities in university cities and getting more young people involved in local government.. · And, much more 7 Steps to an Amazing City: 1. Attitude 2. Motivation 3. Attention to Detail 4. Zing 5. Inclusiveness 6. Neighborhood Empowerment 7. Green Awareness Thanks for listening and look forward to having you join us for the next episode. Links Mentions During Show: www.cucsj.org · www.AmazingCities.org · www.AmazingCities.org/podcast to be a guest on the podcast About Dr. Terry Christensen Terry Christensen specialized in state and local politics. He earned a BA in political science from Stanford and a PhD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The author or co-author of nine books, his most recent publication is the 15thedition of California Politics and Government, the best-selling text on California politics he co-authored with Larry Gerston. Other books include Movers and Shakers (a 1982 study of political power in San Jose and other Sunbelt cities), co-authored by Phil Trounstine; Local Politics: A Practical Guide to Governing at the Grassroots; Projecting Politics: Political Messages in American Films, co-authored by Elizabeth and Peter Haas; and Recall! California's Political Earthquake, also co-authored by Larry Gerston. About Your Host, Jim Hunt: Welcome to the “Building Amazing Cities and Towns Podcast” … The podcast for Mayors, Council Members, Managers, Staff and anyone who is interested in building an Amazing City. Your host is Jim Hunt, the author of “Bottom Line Green, How American Cities are Saving the Planet and Money Too” and his latest book, “The Amazing City - 7 Steps to Creating an Amazing City” Jim is also the former President of the National League of Cities, 27 year Mayor, Council Member and 2006 Municipal Leader of the Year by American City and County Magazine. Today, Jim speaks to 1000's of local government officials each year in the US and abroad. Jim also consults with businesses that are bringing technology and innovation to local government. Amazing City Resources: Buy Jim's Popular Books: · The Amazing City: 7 Steps to Creating an Amazing City: https://www.amazingcities.org/product-page/the-amazing-city-7-steps-to-creating-an-amazing-city · Bottom Line Green: How America's Cities and Saving the Planet (And Money Too) https://www.amazingcities.org/product-page/bottom-line-green-how-america-s-cities-are-saving-the-planet-and-money-too FREE White Paper: · “10 Steps to Revitalize Your Downtown” www.AmazingCities.org/10-Steps Hire Jim to Speak at Your Next Event: · Tell us about your event and see if dates are available at www.AmazingCities.org/Speaking Hire Jim to Consult with Your City or Town: · Discover more details at https://www.amazingcities.org/consulting Discuss Your Business Opportunity/Product to Help Amazing Cities: · Complete the form at https://www.amazingcities.org/business-development A Special Thanks to Bearing Advisors for the support of this podcast: www.BearingAdvisors.Net
Huge episode of the FTW with Jim Webb joining Kelechi to talk about the State League encounter between Fremantle and Mandurah. Tommy, Josh and Kelechi meet up to talk Balcatta v Stirling and have a great interview with Balcatta coach Glen Grostate. The boys then do the rounds of the remaining NPL fixtures before finishing it off with a summary of MUM FC v Balcatta with Etna making their way back into the top 4 contention. You can listen to the entire episode and more by joining our Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/PerthFootballPodcast
Welcome to episode 77 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. Firstly I would like to sincerely thank all of the interviewees, listeners and the football community of the Illawarra, Australia and around the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the brilliant people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.Walter Chichkan is our interviewee in episode 77. He was born in the Ukraine in 1938 and after surviving World War II, his Family came out to Australia on the 1st of August 1949. He grew up in the football village of Balgownie and it is here that his football career started at Balgownie Public School. After a period of time Walter then played fullback with the historic Balgownie Club in U14s and in U16s. Although he wanted to play in the goalkeeper position like his idol and big brother Victor, Walter was highly successful in representing his district and state at fullback in junior representative teams.Walter joined Woonona-Bulli in the State League as a 17 year old in 1955. He broke into the first team that year playing nine games as a defender. Astoundingly in 1956 Walter then became the first grade goalkeeper for Woonona-Bulli, an amazing transition, which fulfilled his ambition of playing in goals. In 1957 and 1958 he continued to play for Woonona-Bulli, however in 1959 he re-joined his hometown club Balgownie in state league and played here until 1962.After a year off in 1963 Walter then played goalkeeper at Helensburgh, Wollongong Olympic, Coledale and lastly with Fairy Meadow where he retired in 1971. In 1972 he became a referee in the IDSA competitions and did this for a year. In 1977 he joined the Fairy Meadow SC as a committee member. Walter was with Fairy Meadow until 1986 and he was a large part of their success in the late 1970s in the IDSA competition and in the 1980s in the NSW State league competitions. Plus I briefly speak to Walter about coaching his son and other players at Balgownie Junior Soccer Club.I appreciated the opportunity to record and listen to Walter's football journey. I have sincere respect and thanks for the time Walter gave up to do this interview and for allowing me into his home. And I must thank Walter's son John for setting up the interview and for transferring 1950s Illawarra football film into digital files. Please note it is John's voice you can occasionally hear in the background during the interview. Please enjoy episode 77!
IN THIS week's Episode #117 of the Football Out West Show, we were joined by a star array of guest coaches from the NPL2 Victoria, NPL3 Victoria and Men's State League 1 competitions as the battle for promotion spots hots up... Melbourne City Head Coach CRISDEON KRSTEVSKI, whose young side had a fantastic come-from-behind win on Friday evening against Pascoe Vale and now seems to be putting a good run together in NPL2, joined us to talk about his team's performance. After an impressive seventh win on the bounce on Saturday night, Caroline Springs George Cross Head Coach ERIC VASSILIADIS also joined us to look back at the game and the season thus far. Finally, we spoke with the Head Coach of Altona City MICHAEL CALANDRELLA, whose side was held to a 1-1 draw by Sydenham Park in a top-of-the-table clash in State League 1. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry By NJT and Home Builders Corp...
This week on Episode #116 of the Football Out West Show, we brought you a very special AUSTRALIA CUP-themed episode featuring the clubs who will be battling it out for a place in the national Round of 32. Joining us were the Melbourne Knights FC veteran goalkeeper CHRIS OLDFIELD and Yarraville FC Head Coach PAUL AGATHOULI, who will face each other on Tuesday night at Somer Street. Also joining us was LUKE BYLES of State League 2 side FC Clifton Hill, who as the lowest-ranked team still left in the Victorian part of the competition, face a local derby away at John Cain Memorial to take on Northcote City FC. Plus Geelong SC captain ANTHONY TRAJKOVSKI and Oakleigh Cannons FC striker STEFAN VALENTINI as the NPL3 side heads to Jack Edwards Reserve on Tuesday looking for a huge upset against the 2022 semi Finalists. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home Builders Corp...
FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW - S5, Ep12 (Ep#114 - Sunday, May 28, 2023) WE'RE back this week for Episode #114 of the Football Out West Show, our weekly round-up of the games played across the Football Victoria competitions. Joining co-hosts Steve and Tonci on the Show was Oakleigh Cannons talisman and 2019 NPL Victoria Best & Fairest winner JOE GUEST, who chatted about the season thus far and the contract extension that will keep him at the club. Moreland City produced a great performance on the road beating Bentleigh Greens to pick up a valuable three points in NPL2 Victoria action over the weekend. We spoke to their experienced full-back NICK BAVCAR about the game and how important the win was. Northcote City also had a great win on the road and we caught up with their Vice-Captain LEO ATHANASIOU about the game and how he sees the season so far in the chaotic league of NPL2 Victoria. We also spoke with OZAN KARA from Men's State League 1 outfit Upfield SC who have continued their good start to the season after gaining promotion from State 2 in 2022. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home Builders Corp.
WE'RE back this week for Episode #113 of the Football Out West Show, our weekly round-up of the games played across the Football Victoria competitions. We were joined by the Head Coach of Werribee City DOMINIC BARBA after his young side continued their good form with a convincing 5-1 win on Friday over Pascoe Vale. Altona East Phoenix Soccer Club coach TERRY ANTONIADIS also joined us and spoke about his sides' very good start to the 2023 State League 2 season. We also took a comprehensive look at the Men's State League, as well as the Women's NPLW and VPLW competitions on this special Mothers' Day edition. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT and Home Builders Corp...
To celebrate the halfway mark of Season 2023, Johnny invites former guest Marc Talbot to co-host a special Men's League Reflection episode. Taking a look back at the first eleven rounds, the boys speak to special guests: Adelaide City's Nicholas Bucco talks about scoring what could be the goal of the season in Round 11! Vipers FC's Maged Ibrahim reflects on his sides first season in the State League 1 NPL SA Leading goalscorer James Temelkovski picks his favourite goal & opens up about his time in Adelaide Football SA's Matt Mays explains the federations plans on the media front & what we've seen so far Mid-Season Review 2023 - Mens League
On Episode #112 of the Football Out West Show, we had our regular weekly round-up of the games played across the Football Victoria competitions,. Speaking to us live was Heidelberg United FC Head Coach George Katsakis following the club's much-needed win on Friday Evening against Green Gully SC which he is hoping will kick start their season. Also joining us will be the Head Coach of NPL3 newcomers Boroondara-Carey Eagles Football Club who have settled nicely into NPL football after a somewhat meteoric rise through the State League over the past few seasons. We will chat with Manny Koutoulis about the journey to date and what's left for the South Eastern Suburbs club. Finally, we will be speaking to the Head Coach of Yarraville Glory Football Club Paul Agathouli about his side's good start to the season in the very competitive State League 1 N/W Competition. This season's Football Out West Show is proudly brought to you by Carpentry BY NJT Home builders corp Guzman Finance - Andres The Mortgage Broker Anytime Fitness Werribee
Host Bevan Jones is back with another big episode of The SA Scene going inside the South Australian tennis community each month. Special guests for this edition include Ashwin Vijayaragavan, just named the State League mens player of the year back to back, France Kyriacou, head of female tennis at Pembroke School in Adelaide and Anzac Leidig about his new role with Tennis SA/Tennis NT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Josh, Sean and Kelechi are joined in the studio by good friend of the pod Michael Hoy to talk Australia Cup, and the Women's State League before a teeny tiny preview of the massive game in the Women's NPL, the "Football Friends" Derby between the NTC and Perth SC and their picks for game of the round in the Men's NPL . In Part Two the guys talk the Premier League, make relegation, top four and title winner predictions (with statistics) and of course....we laugh at Tottenham.
On this week's episode, we caught up on some of the footballing headlines from across Australia, plus all the news and big talking points from this weekend's Football Victoria games. Joining us in the studio was the newly appointed Head coach of Bentleigh Greens Riccardo Marchiolli to chat about his 1st 3 weeks in the role and what he is looking to bring to the club after his experience at A-League side Newcastle Jets. Brunswick Juventus recently appointed the experienced Kruni Razov to the helm and he chats about his side's challenges in the very competitive NPL2 Victoria as his charges sit at the wrong end of the table. Altona City head Coach chats about his side's good start and a great win over promotion challengers Whittlesea Ranges on the weekend. This season's show will be proudly sponsored by Carpentry by NJT and Home Builders Corp.
Joining Tonci & Steve on this week's edition are Melbourne Knights FC Head Coach Ben Cahn, whose side had a brilliant 3-2 away win at high-flying Port Melbourne Sharks. Jubilant President of Caroline Springs George Cross FC Mark Sultana after his club's winning start to life in NPL3 Victoria Plus favorites of State League 2 FC Clifton Hill coach Nick Georgakopoulos after his side's opening demolition of Geelong Rangers Soccer Club
A volunteer for many years, Andrew Marshall shares his experience as one of the many personnel behind the scenes to help Mt Barker United prepare for thier place in the State League 2 competition. Having grown up in the UK, playing football in Australia was a way to meet new people for Andrew. Starting off as a player and eventually taking on many roles around the club. Andrew opens up about the toll volunteering, playing football whilst juggling work and home life took on his health and explains the formation of Mt Barkers yearly charity match in memory of Nathan Done and how it brings the community together.
Jennie joined Sam and Scoob to discuss the new Wildcard Round in the VFL, how the new structure of the league has been working, the standard of the league, and more.
Part Two with Alex Mullen sees the Sergio Medalist describe the moment he shared with his father when being crowned with the award at this years Celebration of Football, plus what the awards mean for the wider community and celebrating the achievements of those within football. Alex talks about how a planned day out watching his brother play in the State League 1 Preliminary Final ended up with him on the pitch helping a former teammate and young Goalkeeper through a traumatic injury while paramedics made their way to the ground. Also, life can be busy juggling football and a full time job, so taking time out for friends is very important. The introduction of COVID-19 restrictions on venues and pubs saw the birth of The Man Picnic, a group of football mates getting together in a park drinking beers, plus how a certain beer and video attracted the attention of Peter Crouch.
In this episode we cover Sheffield Shield Adelaide 36ers huge win in the USA AFL Masters A busy Trade Period Adelaide United This weeks Special guest was Dylan Hicks from Tennis SA talking about the upcoming State League all star weekend in Renmark & the Riverland Deal or No Deal on past and current trades
In this week's episode, Geoff is talking who is representing George Town Council, winner of the Get Moving Tasmania Physical Activity Award in the 2022 Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards. Ever since I was a little boy, I have always loved sport and recreation. Master of business (Sport management) - Deakin University (Received a scholarship) Bachelor of business management (Distinction) Worked for the State Sport Centres Trust that managed the Melbourne Sports and Aquatics centre, lakeside Stadium, and state netball and hockey centre in Melbourne, before moving to Tasmania to work for the George Town Council as a Community Officer for Sport, Recreation, Events, Health and Wellbeing. I am so grateful to have the opportunity to make a difference, and help grow a community. I am very passionate about working towards providing a platform to the people of a community that lack opportunities that they deserve. Utilising my knowledge, skill and experience in making someone else's life better is what keeps me going. Apart from my professional career, I play cricket for the Greater Northern Raiders, which represent Northern Tasmania in the State League. A good cappuccino along with an almond croissant is my simple pleasure.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Vipers FC Head Coach Maged Ibrahim shares stories of his playing days, including his experience at West Adelaide under the current Adelaide United Youth Coach Airton and how it lead to his next move to Olympic. Maged reveals why he is bitter about his first season at Adelaide Olympic and why he struggled in his next move at Campbelltown City. Plus he talks about his time at Adelaide Cobras winning the State League and how he got pushed into coaching. Part Two available soon.
We are back with episode 67 covering everything from the final round of the league season! Including the return of Chris Webb to discuss CPL news and State League 1 Grand Final. Match times and segments below: NPL 3:28 - O'Connor Knights SC vs Belconnen United Blue Devils 10:36 - Monaro Panthers FC vs Tigers FC 14:02 - Gungahlin United Football Club vs Canberra Olympic Football Club 16:47 - Canberra Croatia FC vs West Canberra Wanderers Football Club NPLW 21:33 - Belconnen United Blue Devils vs West Canberra Wanderers Football Club 24:22 - Gungahlin United Football Club vs Canberra Croatia FC 27:21 - Canberra Olympic Football Club vs Canberra United Academy 29:09 - Tuggeranong United Football Club vs Wagga City Wanderers CPL 32:23 - Yoogali Soccer Club CPL Canberra vs Queanbeyan City FootballClub 36:03 - Wagga City Wanderers vs Brindabella Blues Football Club (BBFC) 38:17 - Weston Molonglo Football Club vs ANU Football Club 41:04 - Canberra White Eagles vs Tuggeranong United Football Club Extra Segment - Chris Webb 46:35 - Webby talks CPL and State League 1 Grand Final
Rooch gives his thoughts on how a Port SANFL premiership would compare to a flag from before the AFL SANFL sides were part of the State League.
Off the back of Adelaide's big win in week one of the SANFL finals, the boys responded to some people calling for AFL reserves side to exit the State League comp.
FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW (S4, Ep#101 - Sunday, August 21, 2022) Full review of final round weekend of NPL and State League competitions... JOIN hosts Tonci, Steve and Craig for Episode #101 of the Football Out West Show as we review all the big final round games, championship deciders and relegation battles from the Football Victoria NPL and State League competitions. Joining us on the epic, jam packed Show were: - NPL2 - Moreland City Football Club Head Coach Adrian Mathers - NPL2 - Werribee City FC President Giovanni Inserra - STATE 2 - Upfield SC President Wallid Hanna - STATE 3 - Westvale Olympic FC Head Coach Bill Georgeopoulus - STATE 5 - Barwon Soccer Club coach Dale Harris This week's Show was proudly brought to you by our major season sponsor, Caroline Springs George Cross FC....
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Eddie Dadds (322nd overall), journalist Dylan Bolch and the SC Bandit chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Injury woes - Hewett, Rozee, Grundy * Cripps conundrum * State League wrap * Looking back on 2022 key SuperCoach decisions * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
State League 2 Head Coach, Matt Gaston found himself in the top job at Salisbury United after an interesting career which saw him spending time away from football to help recover from a diagnosis which eventually lead him to joining the Defence Force. He soon enough found his way back to football, playing interstate before venturing abroad, where he featured in the early stages of the FA Cup against a familiar English team lead by a well known Irish footballer at the time. His return home saw him find his way into coaching, getting his breakthrough at Salisbury after making a tough choice to leave Adelaide Uni in a pivotal time of the season. Matt also talks about his ambitions to help the club win promotion back into the SL1 and his reasoning behind putting this ambition ahead of a massive Cup game against NPL outfit, Adelaide City.
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Eddie Dadds (268th overall) and Charlie Dadds chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Injury woes - Hewett, Treloar, Bont etc. * To chase Marshall, Himmelberg? * State League wrap * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
FULL REPLAY: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW Listen to this year's most viewed episode of our popular weekly football podcast! On this week's Football Out West Show, we continued our late season review of all the weekend's results across the various NPL, VPL, and State League competitions as things start to heat up in the promotion and relegation stakes for both the men's and women's leagues. Joining us on an epic Episode #97 this week were: NPL Victoria - Green Gully SC Men's Head Coach STEPHEN DOWNES NPL2 - Brunswick Juventus FC Club President DOMENIC MONTESANO MSL2N/W - Altona East Phoenix Soccer Club Men's Head Coach TERRY ANTONIADIS MSL4N - Uni Hill Eagles FC Club President FIZZ IBRAHIM VPL Premier Women's - Preston Lions Football Club Head Coach DANIEL FODEN THIS week's show was sponsored by our 2022 major sponsor Georgies on Vista, the home of Caroline Springs George Cross FC
Alec Allred has big plans and bigger dreams for the Sandhills. Come meet him and the field where he's planting dreams as we gear up for the first season of the Sandhills Bogeys baseball. Allred is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Old North State League. Allred was the Director of Baseball Operations during his first three years with the league. In February of 2022, Alec was named the President of the Old North State League and with that became the youngest President of a collegiate sports league in the United States. In the offseason, Allred trains baseball players of all ages at The Factory in Southern Pines, North Carolina. Allred had an outstanding college baseball career at William Peace University where he still holds multiple hitting records and became the first male athlete in University history to sign a professional sports contract. After graduating in 2018, he was signed by the Westside Woolly Mammoths of the United Shore Professional Baseball League. Allred wrapped up his playing career in 2021 with the Gastonia Honey Hunters of the Atlantic League. Alec Allred currently lives in Whispering Pines, North Carolina with his wife, Lexie. Listen as Allred shares his passion for baseball, his excitement for the Sandhills Bogeys' inaugural season and his vision for the Old North State League. #visitnc #oldnorthstateleague #sandhillsbaseball
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Charlie Dadds, journalist Dylan Bolch and the SC Bandit chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Underperforming M8's, replacements * Rookie downgrades, premo watch * State League wrap * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Eddie Dadds (450th overall), journalist Dylan Bolch and Charlie Dadds chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Injury news, SC impact * Dual position updates * Oliver options * State League wrap * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Eddie Dadds (450th overall), 2021 runner-up Steve Nikolovski and journalist Dylan Bolch chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Injury news, SC impact * Hall, Rich, Jackson plans * Underperforming premos * State League wrap * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
Arthur Labrosciano talks about life as President of WNPL and State League 1 club Fulham United. He shares the clubs commitment to womens football and how important it is to Fulham as well as his involvement in the mens team joining the federation. Arthur explains why he left Fulham to take on a role at Adelaide City under Damian Mori and opens up about his relationship and what it was like to witness first hand how Adelaide City's successful coach worked.
In this week's edition of the SC Playbook AFL podcast, host Eddie Dadds (432nd overall), 2021 runner-up Steve Nikolovski and the SC Bandit chat all things SuperCoach. In this week's episode, the crew discuss: * Big topics * Stewart/Jackson plans * State League wrap * Punting plays * Trades/skipper plans * Listener questions
Catch up on the results from the weekend NPL & State League 1 in Victoria.
This week on the Perth Football podcast, Alex, Tommy, Kelechi, and Josh, round up the NPLM 4:00 focusing on Red Star's big 4-0 win against Bayswater City before talking Perth v Stirling and we give Armadale their flowers. In part 2 we talk NPLW (the real NPL for Kelechi) Red Star looking imperious and opening up a 13-point lead at the halfway mark and Josh confuses' the D'Opera sisters...at least he can pronounce them correctly right Kelechi? We have Robbie come in to talk State League and a quick mention on the Amateur leagues having a new champion this year. All this and more.
Adelaide University Mens Football Manager & Senior player Raffaele Frisina talks about the challenges of changing players mentality coming from an amateur set up to playing in the FSA State Leagues. Raff explains why he stepped away from the coaching role to make room for Adelaide City's former coach Michael Matricciani which elevated the club to State League 1 in his first season. Football truly is Raff's life, having gone to Hong Kong to have a crack at pro football, coaching the Vanuatu National Futsal Team, being involved in and helping to set up the South Australia Futsal League, playing for his own futsal club as well as working full time as the Director of Football apparel company Macron Sports Hub Adelaide.
We are back with episode 50! This show sees the returns of Russ Gibbs for NPL, Jeremy Magan for NPLW & Chris Webb for CPL and a special State League 1 update. Match times and segments down below. NPL 2:04 - West Canberra Wanderers Football Club vs Tigers FC NPL1 7:37 - Belconnen United Blue Devils vs Canberra Olympic Football Club 11:37 - O'Connor Knights SC vs Monaro Panthers FC 16:25 - Gungahlin United Football Club vs Canberra Croatia FC 21:03 - Round 5 Preview NPLW 31:40 - West Canberra Wanderers Football Club vs Tuggeranong United Football Club 36:10 - Canberra Croatia FC vs Canberra Olympic Football Club 43:52 - Wagga City Wanderers vs Gungahlin United Football Club 51:04 - Canberra United Academy vs Belconnen United Blue Devils 57:55 - Round 5 Preview State League Update 1:06:09 - Weston Molonglo Football Club, Gungahlin Juventus, ANU Football Club, UC Stars FC, Majura Football Club, Belnorth Seniors Football, Woden Valley, ADFA Vikings CPL 1:12:23 - Weston Molonglo Football Club vs Brindabella Blues Football Club (BBFC) 1:16:03 - Queanbeyan City FootballClub vs Wagga City Wanderers 1:19:14 - Yoogali Soccer Club CPL Canberra vs Canberra White Eagles 1:23:45 - Tuggeranong United Football Club vs ANU Football Club 1:30:50 - Round 5 Preview
State League 2 Goalkeeper George Savvoudis opens up about his career in football as a 21 yo studying to be a Mathematician. George shares stories sharing his time at Adelaide Comets with the then future A-League Men players Tete & Kusini Yengi, as well as his experience of going through the NTC & Skillaroos. George explains why he is inspired by the Adelaide Comets current #1 Goalkeeper & how he almost gave up football to take on a a coaching role at the club. He now has his shot playing senior football with Mt BArker United & shares what it's like to start this new journey at a club that has just started its own under a coach in which has a connection to his family since he was only 6 years old.
This week's episode features Alec Allred, President, and CEO of the Old North State League. The summer collegiate loop is based in various cities and towns in North Carolina and features a colorful collection of fantastic logos and uniforms. Part two of the show is my look at some of these logos as I give my opinion on each and every one of them. This is an up-and-coming league you may want to order a few hats from in the future.
Former Adelaide United player and current Director of Carrusca Academy, Marcelo Carrusca talks about what motivates him to run an academy and the reason his is giving bac to grassroots football by joining Vipers FC as Technical Director in the State League 2. Marcelo explains the lifestyle change when coming to Australia and why we are seeing more imports calling Adelaide home and starting their academies here too as well as telling of his time in the well talked about A-League All Stars and playing against a star studded Juventus alongside Alessandro Del Piero and trading jerseys his former teammate after that match. He also explains why he decided to join West Adelaide after retiring from the A-League and delves into why it was only a short stint.
229: Michael Marantelli | World Indoor Championships & Melbourne Track Classic This episode of the Inside Running Podcast is brought to you by PILLAR Performance – Australia's leading sports micronutrition brand – providing high-strength formulations to support recovery, elevate energy and relieve joint inflammation for endurance athletes. Available online now at pillarperformance.com.au Julian took the week to recover and figure out what direction to head in. Brad finds contentment in training without the need to race. Brady puts in some decent long runs as he looks long term. World Indoor Championship in Belgrade in Serbia, featured several standout performances. Final results: Catriona Bisset 800m 5th 2:01.24 Linden Hall 1500m Final 6th 4:06.34 Jessica Hull 3000m Final 6th 8:44.97 Lauren Ryan 3000m Final 19th 9:13.93 Charlie Hunter 1:49.07 800m Heats Jack Anstey 3:46.68 1500m Heats Olli Hoare 3:34.36 5th 1500m Final Matt Ramsden 7:49.82 in 3000m Final Full Results via World Athletics Melbourne Track Classic featured Steeplechase 3000m Kosei Yamaguchi ahead of Team Tempo duo Max Stevens, while in the Women's Steeplechase Brielle Erbacher won a tight contest against a pack featuring Olympian Georgia Winkcup. James Preston from New Zealand won the Men's 800m, while in the Women's 1500m Abby Caldwell held off Nat Rule and Sarah Billings. In the John Landy Memorial Mile, Mick Stanovsek took line honours and broke the 4 minute mark for the first time ahead of Callum Davies and Rory Hunter. Athletics Australia ResultsHub https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/connolly-strikes-again-as-little-launches-large-at-the-melbourne-track-classic/ The New York City Half Marathon was a tough day for the Aussies with both Brett Robinson and Pat Tiernan unable to finish the race. First across the line was Rhonex Kipruto of Kenya and Senbere Tefera of Ethiopia. Results The boys continue to chat about the Kieser Great Ocean Road Running Festival as part of it's 4 part weekly segment, in which they will be taking listeners through training tips, course advice and chatting to some special guests about the exciting event taking place on the 14th-15th of May along the iconic Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. Moose clarifies what type of activities are permitted for posting on Strava. Michael Marantelli, Melbourne-based runner and AFL boundary umpire chats with Brady about his range of PBs from 1500m to the Marathon and running on the pro scene. Michael talks about how he came about training for the 2021 Melbourne Marathon while balancing with umpiring, his favourite sessions and how he'll go about planning for the next marathon. Michael takes it back to how he progressed in being a professional football umpire through the State League, what a training program and scheduling looks like during a season and what it was like in the AFL Hub on the Gold Coast during the 2020 season. Michael shares his connection to the pro running scene and how he got started in it, how race tactics come into it and what he does with his collection sashes, how the prize money is sourced for pro running gifts, then wraps it up with what he would do to change athletics, what he's reading and future races he's got lined up. Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my Skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com For shoes or running apparel contact Julian at: https://www.facebook.com/therunningcompanyballarat/ Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/ To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN
Domenic Sciancalepore the Technical Director of State League 2 club the Northern Demons explains what its like having a squad spread across two cities, two and a half hours between each other. Shares his passion for the game and why he has filled many roles around the club and what the plans are for the Demons belated 70th Birthday. Dom also opens up about the struggles of running a football club in a Aussie Rules dominated region and how the club gives back to the next generation in Port Pirie community.
State League 2 footballer Domenic Tripodi talks about his personal experience of the culture and heritage within football clubs in South Australia. What it's like juggling a full time job whilst striving to be a first team footballer in the state leagues. Dom explains how important overseas football trips are for young players by being exposed to European style of football and shares his experience in Italy with the Adelaide Blue Eagles as a teenager.
Rulla Kelly-Mansell is a State League football player, charity founder, Tasmanian Aboriginal of the Year 2020, musician, content maker and cancer survivor. Life has thrown more than a fair share of challenges his way. So how has Rulla’s mindset helped him through? And how did writing a letter to himself help him through his cancer treatment?Find Rulla here: https://www.instagram.com/rullamusicofficial/?hl=enRulla's song Black Swan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07lBoKWM7rwSpecial thanks to Horrorshow for their song Note To Self: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwpGjwsA9-sSay hello to me!: https://www.instagram.com/erica_mallett/?hl=enSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fitzroy City SC President Dana Durkic joins Josh & Pokuah to tell us how the club has adapted to the pandemic, the challenges in stepping up to State League 1, and the move to a new facility. Plus, she discusses the club's involvement with the KS Foundation to establish a soccer programme for children on the autism spectrum.
Today on the show, we have Dave Bain! Dave shares his tennis story and how he got to where he is now as the Senior Director of Adult and Junior Leagues in Georgia. We talk about the impact COVID-19 has had on the league space, how they are using new technology to organize the championships, and Dave shares his advice for other tournament directors and organizers. He also discusses what he likes to do off court-- supporting the Braves and the Cowboys! USTA Georgia Website: www.ustageorgia.com Music provided by Bensound.com
Shepp & Thommo were joined by former North Adelaide player Liam Verity who now plays for the Modbury Hawks Football Club. Shepp and Thommo delved into what is a good nickname for athletes and how did they arrive at that nicknames. What all athletes dred is the I word (Injury) Shepp & Thommo and Liam discussed what injuries they have suffered in the name of playing and umpiring. Shepp and Thommo looked at all the local, grassroots footy (Aussie Rules) ladders and up-and-coming rounds. Shepp & Thommo also cast an eye across the NPL and State League fixtures and results. Shepp & Thommo are looking for your Club Legend. If you have someone at your club who goes above and beyond why not nominate them for Club Legend of the Year. The Winner will be crowned Club Legend of the Year and take home a voucher from Rebel Sports. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ozsports-radio/message
Shepp & Thommo were joined by former North Adelaide player Liam Verity who now plays for the Modbury Hawks Football Club. Shepp and Thommo delved into what is a good nickname for athletes and how did they arrive at that nicknames. What all athletes dred is the I word (Injury) Shepp & Thommo and Liam discussed what injuries they have suffered in the name of playing and umpiring. Shepp and Thommo looked at all the local, grassroots footy (Aussie Rules) ladders and up-and-coming rounds. Shepp & Thommo also cast an eye across the NPL and State League fixtures and results. Shepp & Thommo are looking for your Club Legend. If you have someone at your club who goes above and beyond why not nominate them for Club Legend of the Year. The Winner will be crowned Club Legend of the Year and take home a voucher from Rebel Sports. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ozsports-radio/message
N THIS week's Episode #57 of the Football Out West Show, we had another bumper show as hosts Craig and Tonci looked back at the weekend's big matches in the NPL Victoria and State League competitions. Joining the boys LIVE on air were Melbourne Knights FC midfielder Anthony Duzel and Altona Magic Soccer Club's recently appointed captain and legend of the NPL competition, veteran goalkeeper CHRIS OLDFIELD. We were also very pleased to be graced with Australian football royalty in the form of Ex-Foxtel and Optus Sport commentator and good friend of the show, SIMON HILL, who was joining us as a MASSIVE Manchester City fan to discuss the club's journey to their first-ever UEFA Champions League final. In a wide-ranging and at times very hard-hitting chat, he also had some 'pearls of wisdom for the sport's leaders in this country. Not to be missed!!! Join Tonci Prusac and Craig Filer every Sunday night on the Football Out West Show from 7pm LIVE on our Facebook and YouTube Channels.... (This week's show was proudly brought to you by our major season sponsor, the George Cross Football Club - home to the award-winning Georgies on Vista bistro/restaurant)
NEWS: FOOTBALL OUT WEST SHOW Season 3, Episode #52 (March 26, 2021) IT was a MASSIVE weekend preview Show with loads of NPL, Men's State League, and Women's Nike FC Cup action taking place all around the region this weekend, this week's Friday Night Football preview show tantalized and excited even the most dormant of football followers. Hosts Craig and Tonci were joined by no less than five guests from NPL, State League, and Women's teams in action this weekend. They included: ROB CASHA (coach of Galaxy United), IVAN HERCEG (coach of North Geelong Warriors FC Women), LOUIS TRAJCEVSKI (coach of Keilor Park Soccer Club Women), and LEIGH KARA (State 2's Altona East Phoenix Soccer Club President) This week's episode sponsor was Sunbury Elite Indoor Sports and a special acknowledgment to our season's major sponsor - the Caroline Springs George Cross Football Club, home of the Georgies on Vista bistro/restaurant...
In this week's episode:Who has more riding on Anzac Day – Collingwood or Essendon?Who gets the 3, 2, 1 votes in the Western Bulldogs midfield?Who won that trade – Jaeger O'Meara's move to HawthornDeath, taxes and…Which pre-agents are the ones to watch this year?The round five NAB AFL Rising Star announcedWhat's the most concerning part of Carlton's current form?Who are the veterans who could play on again in 2022?Keeping my eye on…What's the most left-field recruiting/drafting story you've seen?Favourite State League journeymen?Find more on Instagram and Twitter @AFLExchange
A shortened edition of the Women's Australian Rules Football Podcast* *Due to Easter Break for most State League and outside commitments.
In our eighth edition of the Final Siren Podcast for 2021, Draft Central host and AFL Draft editor Michael Alvaro and Chief Editor Peter Williams review and preview all the big NAB League Girls games, as well as run through the state leagues in action across the country. We also chat to Norwood's Jade Halfpenny about the Redlegs' season thus far and embarking on her first AFL Women's National Championships with South Australia on Sunday.
In our seventh edition of the Final Siren Podcast for 2021, Draft Central host and AFL Draft editor Michael Alvaro and Chief Editor Peter Williams review preview all the big NAB League Girls games, as well as run through the state leagues in action across the country. In a special addition, we look at the South Australian AFLWU19s squad and some of the names who have impressed in the SANFL Women's competition this season.
Episode 30 - Phil MerrimanHamish Ridland presents Phil Merriam, who joined Camberwell in Minkey and played through the ranks to State League 1. Phil then moved into coaching with stints at TEM, Powerhouse and Footscray before moving to the AFL industry working in High Performance with Hawthorn Football Club and is currently head of Strength & Conditioning at Melbourne Football Club.You'll hear how Phil got into hockey and played a role linking our generational players in the early 2000's. You'll hear the guys' memories of Jesse Foster and learn about Phil's instrumental role in establishing the Jesse Foster Cup which is played each year between TEM and Camberwell to highlight Men's Mental Health.Listen to learn about how Phil moved into AFL strength and conditioning, working at Hawthorn and Melbourne football clubs and discover some great insight on hockey training and recovery.Season BreakThis is episode 30 which is the last in series one. We'll be taking a break over the summer period but will be continuing to record and produce content, and will be back with series 2 in the New Year.Thank you to all our guests, hosts and listeners over season 1 and thanks to the backroom comms team including Sara, Britt & HP for all the work over the year.
Mark Brayshaw is the current CEO of the AFL Coaches Association but has been involved in the AFL industry for many decades now and has held some pretty prominent roles in that time including marketing roles for Port Adelaide and Fremantle, board member of North Melbourne Football Club and CEO of Richmond Football Club.Mark hails from Western Australia and comes from a strong sporting family with father, Ian, playing 101 first class cricket matches for Western Australia as well as State League football for WAFL club Claremont and brother James Brayshaw also represented Western Australia in cricket while Mark himself played 32 games for North Melbourne Football Club in the AFL and had a strong and distinguished career for Claremont in the WAFL also.On top of all of what he has done both on and off the field, he now has the pleasure of watching three of his four sons run around at AFL clubs and support their journey. Throughout our conversation, Mark discusses what it was like growing up in a strong sporting family and how that has now been passed down into his own family today, how he has managed and navigated his way through really uncertain times and mass job loss for coaches within the AFL industry, his growth and learnings from previous roles such as CEO of Richmond Football Club, where aspiring coaches should focus their development and the pillars that underpin coaching, plus his take on leadership.Mark’s passion and growth mindset shine through in this conversation and it is clear why he has continued to progress and evolve throughout the decades to be in the position he is now.Please enjoy this enthusiastic and thorough conversation with Mark Brayshaw.
This week Wansey is back hosting Don Argus AC.A prominent business leader, as CEO of the National Australia Bank Don created the number one valued Australian business by capitalisation of the time, lifting the company from 5.5 to 37 billion dollars.Later as chair of BHP, Don oversaw the sale of the steel division and dual listing with Billiton; increasing market cap throughout his tenure by over 200 billion dollars.Don is also a Camberwell player, supporter, Camberwell Team of the Century member and one of our most successful coaches in history. An enduring influence that helped create the culture, processes and succession that underpin our ongoing success today.Tune in to hear about Don's arrival at the club and taking on the State League coaching role. Hear about his coaching philosophy, players from that era and balancing his career with love of sports. Learn about the 2011 “Argus Review” into the Australian Cricket Team's performance and delve into a little business with Don's recollections from NAB and BHP.Links:Don Argus WikipediaCamberwell Team of the CenturyCricket Australia “Argus Review”
Jake Parkinson - SANFL CEO, after the State League today announced it's return date - Round 1 starts June 27! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Andy Collins is a former AFL player and champion of the Hawthorn Football Club and post his playing days has enjoyed a successful and decorated coaching career at AFL and State League levels and is the current coach of the Williamstown Football Club. Collins has a reputation for success and understands how to build it.Collins had an outstanding playing career at both Sandringham Football Club in the VFA where he was a Premiership Player in 1985 before being recruited by Hawthorn Football Club where he would go on to play 212 games, win three AFL premierships, win a best and fairest and finish 5th in the Brownlow Medal in 1990.As a coach, Collins had stints at AFL level early on in his coaching career but has really made his name and established himself as one of the best coaches in the country at state league level. Coaching in both the VFL and SANFL competitions for 16 seasons, Collins has taken his teams to the finals in 12 of those seasons, five of them finishing as preliminary finalists and five times leading his teams to the grand final for two premierships.In our chat, Andy talks to me about his football journey, his philosophy and approach to coaching and developing people, how he builds teams, his background in teaching and psychology and some quirky stories to go with it as well.Andy provides great learnings throughout this episode and gives you a closer look into his thinking and what has made him successful where ever he has gone. Please enjoy this episode with Andy Collins.
April 25th is ANZAC Day. This year it fell on a Saturday which should have been our round 3 Premier League home game against Footscray Hockey Club. The club were working on some special activities to commemorate our servicemen and women; but of-course that wasn't able to happen this season due to COVID19 restrictions.Rich is a proud serviceman who served on 3 overseas deployments to areas including Afghanistan. Rich was an intimidating goalkeeper with many premierships in the seconds and a State League 1 title in 2000. He also happens to have 2 Karate World Cup titles and is the 6 dan black belt founder and Chief Instructor of Blackburn Karate Club here in Melbourne.Hear Mish and Rich talk ANZAC Days past and in lockdown, Rich's army career, overseas deployments and the importance of mate-ship & culture in both the service and sport. Listen to Rich's Camberwell memories, goal-keeping mentors and delve into his Strength and Conditioning work with Camberwell and Hawthorn Football Club - is there much difference between our players and the professional AFL players...
Jake Parkinson & Darren Chandler - The Bosses of the SANFL & SMA respectively join us to discuss how the State League can get underway in 2020 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome everybody to episode 44 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra, Australia and the World who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages. Please note if you have a person you think I should interview please message me directly on Facebook or Instagram or Twitter.Paul Giraldi started playing junior soccer in 1969 as a left full-back with Woonona Junior Soccer Club down at Ocean Park. Although humble about his own abilities, Paul was proficient enough to play representative junior soccer for a couple of years along with his club soccer with Woonona (and school soccer with Woonona High School).His senior career started with Fairy Meadow under 18s in the Illawarra Premier League in 1977 while he was still dual registered with his junior club Woonona. The first couple of years at Fairy Meadow allowed him to play with his brother and good friend Dean Gardiner. Added to this his U18 team had success winning the Kass Cup a couple of times.Paul was approximately 16 and a half years old when he joined the Bellambi Rosellas after being asked to come across by his former high school teacher John Frew. Here he played first grade under John Frew and other experienced senior players such as Rob Banks, Tony Gill and Geoff Farrar. He learnt a lot at Bellambi and after this he joined Wollongong United with his brother, Dean and the Sattin brothers in 1981.Here in State League 2nd division he was coached by Mike Johnson, a coach that had an enormous influence on his football career as well as his life. Mike was an intense man and it was fascinating to hear Paul discuss his time with Mike. For several years he played with Wollongong United/Wollongong Macedonia along with many team mates. His time at this club was highlighted by the state league derbies between Fairy Meadow, another intense coach in John Bingham and Paul’s ability to play alongside very good friends.In 1989 Paul went across to Fairy Meadow Italia under Glenn Fontana in the state league for a year. Unfortunately Fairy Meadow folded at the end of that year and this was a sad event for Paul and the Illawarra. Next he went to Bellambi Rosellas for a second stint as a player under Steve Quirk. After a couple of seasons he then moved on to Coniston Makedonija with former team mate, friend and now coach Harry Sattin in 1992. They had a successful year as Coniston won the league championship and were grand finalists.In 1993 he joined Fernhill SC as their coach Larry Gaffney rang him and at the time it suited Paul’s personal life. Paul played at Fernhill for a few seasons and amongst playing with a great club, he discusses former team mate Scott Chipperfield and very good friend and team mate Claudio Cellini. It was very insightful to hear Paul’s thoughts on both men who have contributed a lot for our game in the Illawarra.Paul thought he had retired from first grade football in 1998 after finishing with Fernhill and he started to play with an amateur team. But he was mistaken as Woonona Sharks coach Ian Cirson saw him play for the amateur team in the pre-season Corrimal Leagues Knock out in 1999. Ian liked what he saw and called Paul up and at the age of 37 Paul played 1 year in premier league at the club where he started his football career thirty years prior.For me the interview with Paul was fantastic as I learnt a lot about him, especially the Macedonia days where he played at a high level with his brother and 5 to 6 very good friends. Paul has longevity and a passion for the game in the Illawarra. He played at a high level across two decades, with strong and successful teams (and coaches). Publicly I would like to pay my respects to him as he allowed me the time to speak with him for over two hours. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I enjoyed recording it.
Danny Townsend is the Chief Executive Officer of Sydney FC. Danny also played football for Belrose Junior Football Club, Manly in the State League, Sydney United and Parramatta Power in the former National Soccer League (NSL). Danny talks about his football playing days; setting up his own global sports marketing agency; living around the world; becoming the Sydney FC CEO; and his thoughts on applying a club centric model.
Darren Browne is a Sunshine Coast local who will be in his first year as Head Coach of the Sunshine Coast Phoenix NBL1 North womens team. Darren played State League with both Brisbane and Maroochydore in his younger days and has been an active junior representative basketball coach on the Sunshine Coast for several years.In this interview, we talk about building a team roster as a new coach, the challenges of finding the right import players to complement local players, and the work Darren has done on the Caloundra Basketball Association and Maroochydore Basketball Association committees in gaining support and funding for expanded basketball/sports facilities on the Sunshine Coast at Caloundra and Maroochydore. Footnote: this interview was recorded on 15 March 2020, two weeks before the cancellation of the NBL1 North 2020 season.
Corio Soccer Club's Head Coach Ante Didulica joins Tonci Prusac and Steve Curtain on another editon of the Geelong Region Soccer Show. Ante chats the upcoming season and the jump to State League 1, how he manages his own style of play and why fitness is the main focus for the boys at the start of the season.
The boys are joined by Mark Sultana for this week's edition of the Football Out West show, as the Caroline Springs George Cross President gives an insight into the off field situation at the club and the issues facing the growth of the game in the western suburbs as well as the many opportunities arising from the region. Also, later in the show Senior Men's Head Coach Eric Vasiliadis joins Mark, Tonci and Craig to chat the men's and their trajectory heading into their new State League 1 challenge.
Welcome everybody to episode 37 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. As always I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra/Australia who download this podcast. Additionally I would like to say thank you to the people who contribute, comment and reminisce on the social media pages.This episode's interviewee grew up in Balgownie and started his football journey at Balgownie Junior SC. From here John Krajnovic developed a deep love for the game and for the goalkeeper position. After a junior career with Balgownie and representing Illawarra junior teams, John moved to Fairy Meadow United in the State League. At Fairy Meadow John proved himself amongst men, forged relationships and developed his craft.After playing at Corrimal Rangers in 1987 and Wollongong Macedonia in 1988, John received a call from Sydney Croatia and it was here that John deservedly found himself playing in the NSL amongst Socceroos and quality NSL players. He took his opportunity and played 18 league games and multiple pre-season games in the late 1980s and early 1990s.In the 1990s he cemented himself as one of the premier goalkeepers in the Illawarra Premier League in particular with the Cringila Lions and in the latter part of his playing career he additionally started goalkeeper coaching.Since retiring at the end of the 2000 season, John has developed as one of the best goalkeeping coaches in the region being a part of multiple clubs and entities such as Fernhill, the ISA, the Wollongong Wolves and of course coaching his children, something that was a delight for John.The clear point for me in this interview is that John deeply cares and invests in the people/players who he trains and mixes with in the region. And it is this part of his personality which distinguishes him and is one of the reasons why he is successful and deeply respected in our community. As our interview spanned over 2 hours, I have split this podcast into two parts and although it might not be optimal for you the listener, I apologise but I couldn’t stop chatting to John about his amazing journey as a player and as a coach. Please enjoy part 1 of this interview.
Welcome everybody to episode 36 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. As I am putting together this introduction we are in the New Year and I wish all the listeners a Happy New Year and a safe 2020. As always I would like to sincerely thank all the interviewees, listeners and the soccer public of the Illawarra/Australia.This episode's interviewee although not originally from the Illawarra has entrenched himself as part of the Illawarra footballing community over the past 30 years. Richard Lloyd developed his passion for football early on in his life playing junior football with Padstow Heights and Catherine Fields, supported by his parents.In this junior period he began being selected in representative teams, which augmented his development. Noting in this time Richard had interaction with the Johnny Warren soccer academy and the Pele soccer camps, which added to his enthusiasm.At the age of 17 Richard had a vocational decision to make and this brought him to the Illawarra with State League club Fairy Meadow Italia. From this point in time he has stayed in the Illawarra and in the late 1980s he was signed up by the Wollongong City Wolves in the NSL. He played at the Wolves for several NSL seasons amassing 164 appearances, forming a lot of positive relationships, gaining the respect of his coaches, team mates, opponents and the supporters.After the Wolves Richard played successfully in the NSW state league and the Illawarra premier league. Once his playing career ended Richard started his coaching career initially with his family at Balgownie JSC and then onto other projects and Clubs. What is clear with Richard’s coaching career is that he is positive and has a player-centric focus. And amongst his words about players, coaching and the Wollongong Wolves it is clear Richard has an unyielding passion for the game and wants the best for the football people of the Illawarra.I absolutely enjoyed interviewing Richard and he is a measured and valuable football asset for the region. My sincere respect and appreciation go out to Richard and his Family for allowing me into their home and giving me the time to speak with him. I hope you enjoy this podcast as much as I enjoyed interviewing Richard.
Adam Caporn, Australian Basketball Player Development Guest: Adam Caporn, Head Coach of the Centre of Excellence Program and U19 Emu Team In this week’s coaching conversation, Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence head coach Adam Caporn joins the Basketball Podcast to discuss Australian basketball player development. Key ideas around developing shooting, integrating sport science, and individual development within a team setting. The Basketball Australia Centre of Excellence program is designed to prioritize individual development with a focus on ultimately winning senior international medals. Notable alumni include Andrew Bogut, Patty Mills, Joe Ingles, Matthew Dellavedova, Aaron Baynes and others. Caporn is also an assistant coach with the Australian Boomers national team. He has also been the head coach of the U19 Australian team and an assistant for the World University Games. Caporn was an assistant coach with Saint Mary’s College of California, where we also played his college career. Caporn has been Head Coach of the U19 Australian team and Assistant for World University Games. His coaching career began while still playing with the Perth Wildcats in the NBL. He began serving as a part-time assistant with the Willetton Tigers in the State Basketball League in 2007. He assumed his first head coaching job two years later with another State League team, the East Perth Eagles. Caporn then moved on to AIS as a Scholarship Coach, responsible for the evaluation of prospective players and player development. Breakdown 1:00 - Overview of Centre of Excellence Program 3:00 - Competitive Games 4:30 - Impact of having NBA Academy in Australia 6:00 - Value of Shooting within his Program 7:00 - Mindfulness and Removing Anxiety 11:00 - Applying the learning from his Program 13:00 - Competitive within Shooting 16:00 - Contested Drills 19:00 - Nonlinear Pedagogy 21:00 - Athletes-Centric 25:00 - Self-Evaluation 27:30 - Pre and Post in terms of Physical 30:00 - Language to Action Matters 32:00 - Changing the Behavior 34:00 - How He Develop His Style of Play 38:00 - Adaptability to Run Plays 40:00 - NCAA Games and the Decision Making Process 43:00 - Delivering Ideas to his Coaching Staff 47:30 - Highs and Lows as a Coach 49:00 - Conclusion Adam Caporn’s Bio Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Caporn Twitter: https://twitter.com/adamcaporn Basketball Immersion Website: http://basketballimmersion.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion Facebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion
Dave Claxton is a former Australian Boomers Assistant Coach, NBL Head Coach, and Queensland State League Head Coach. Dave was inducted into the Queensland Basketball Hall of Fame in 2016, recognising his involvement in Queensland basketball for 40+ years. In 1973, Claxton moved from Tasmania to Brisbane as a 29-year-old, and quickly became involved at the State League and NBL level. Dave describes his best memory as when he was involved with the Brisbane Bullets in 1980 where he says he was a part-time coach with a full-time job. Dave coached in the NBL with the Brisbane Bullets, the Gold Coast Rollers, the Adelaide 36ers and was assistant coach with Wollongong Hawks. At the state league level he coached the Brisbane Brewers and the Gold Coast Goannas. After being head coach of The Gold Coast Rollers in the NBL, the Club had an early exit out of the league shortly thereafter, but Dave was later a driving force behind the rebirth of the new team, the Gold Coast Blaze, back into the NBL. More recently, Dave has been the basketball director and head coach at The Southport School for over 15 years.In this interview, Dave talks about his style of coaching and we reflect on his fantastic talk at the 2019 Basketball Queensland Coaches Conference on how to prepare a team, getting both yourself as a Coach and the team ready for a season or tournament. Dave gives some advice for new basketball coaches, his emphasis on the defensive part of the game, and his thoughts on the recent changes to the Australian head coach's position, the outstanding contribution of outgoing coach Andrej Lemanis and some thoughts on the appointment of Brett Brown to the Boomers head coaching role. We also talk about whether the Gold Coast might again one day make a re-entry into the NBL.
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #40... 1 – THE 2019 league champion of the Geelong Region Men’s Division 1 competition will be decided tonight when Surfside Waves and Barwon meet in a 1v2 final round clash in Ocean Grove… 2 - CORIO’S Darcy Rapa is likely to be named on the bench for tomorrow’s State 2 final round title decider against second placed Fitzroy City at Hume Reserve… 3 – IT ALL comes down to the final 90 minutes of tomorrow’s NPL2 final round for Geelong SC. Nothing but a win over Brunswick City at Stead Park will do… 4 – THE SEASON will come down on the State League season tomorrow. But it will also be the end of the line for not one but two legends of the local game who will both retire after tomorrow’s round of matches. One, in particular, is a major shock. We’ll tell you who they are… 5 – AND FINALLY, preparations have already started for the 2020 season with both Geelong SC and North Geelong seeking expressions of interest for NPL juniors for next season… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY HELLOWORLD TRAVEL GEELONG WEST
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #36... 1 – BELL Park Sports Club had double cause for celebration on the weekend and we were there to capture all the excitement… 2 – CORIO Soccer Club is also in celebration mode, with the Seniors gaining promotion to next season’s State League 1 competition. On Saturday, they will be playing for the title at home… 3 – GEELONG Soccer Club has set up a final day Grand Final scenario with nothing less than a win against Brunswick City on Saturday if they want to remain in NPL2 next season… 4 – AND FINALLY, there was a touch of sadness out at Stead Park yesterday as Geelong Galaxy United played its final game in the NPLW Victoria competition with the women’s only club dropping down to State League 1 as of next year… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY HELLOWORLD TRAVEL GEELONG WEST
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #35... 1 – ONE OF Geelong's ’s newest football clubs is sadly about to be wound up. We'll tell you which club is going under... 2 – LAST Saturday evening, the Barwon Soccer Club invited its past juniors who are currently playing or have played in the NPL Juniors competitions, to come and watch the State League team in action at Grovedale Reserve… 3 – NORTH Geelong Warriors are inviting the Football family from the Geelong Region to come along and be part of the pre-season preparation of Western United FC in its pre-season hit-out against the Warriors next Tuesday night in Melbourne. 4 – AND FINALLY, Barwon SC could be crowned Geelong Region Men’s Division 1 league champions this weekend - without kicking a single ball. TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY ELEPHANT AND CASTLE HOTEL and MARIO GREGORIO
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #31... – AFTER the weekend results, Corio SC has its destiny firmly in its hands knowing full well if it wins its last three games, it will be crowned State League 2 champion for 2019… – GEELONG Rangers Soccer Club is super stoked to announce that due to its amazing soccer family, Maxwell Muscat is off to the Deaf Games in Hong Kong later this year... - SURF Coast FC’s season is still alive in State League 4 following a dramatic 1-0 win over top side Altona North in a drama filled Round 20 clash at Altona’s Duane Reserve on Saturday… – GEELONG Galaxy United waited until the penultimate round of the NPLW Victoria season to capture its biggest scalp of the season... – AND IN LATE BREAKING NEWS…. A Geelong girl scores the only goal of the game in Victoria’s 1-0 win over WA on opening day of the National School Football Championships! TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY: ELEPHANT AND CASTLE and MARIO GREGORIO
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #30... 1 – GEELONG Soccer Club is putting a week of high drama behind it to exclusively focus on capturing three valuable points against top of the table St Albans in NPL2 action tomorrow evening. 2 – CORIO knows full well its destiny is in its own hands and this week the Eagles host lowly Hume United in a must win game if it’s to earn promotion to next season’s State League 1 3 - NORTH Geelong president John Didulcia has this week paid homage to the huge contribution that women have made at the Warriors ahead of the club’s big Warriors’ Womens Gala on Saturday night… 4 – BELL Park is looking forward to a derby clash with near neighbours Golden Plains in Bannockburn tomorrow night. We’ll hear from the coach of the All Whites Mike Spasevski a little later on… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN CROATIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE #29... - GOLDEN Plains coach Sean Howe is hoping to catch Bell Park by surprise and ambush the All Whites in their Round 20 State League 4 local derby at home on Saturday night… – THE CITY of Greater Geelong’s Leisuretime Centre and the Barwon Valley Activity Centre are gearing up for a record breaking summer season of Futsal… – AND new A-League club Western United has expressed a strong desire to work closely with local clubs in the region to promote and grow the game across the western region, says a statement issued by the club recently… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY AUSTRALIAN CROATIAN COMMUNITY SERVICES
IN TONIGHT's EPISODE OF THE NIGHTLY BULLETIN... 1 – NEW figures released by the City of Greater Geelong reveal just how popular the synthetic pitch at the Leisuretime Centre has been over the past 12 months… 2 – BARWON Soccer Club super scoring siblings, Sean and Christian Mahon, have been tearing apart opposition defences this year in State League 5 competition… 3 – NEW A-League club Western United's community team recently visited a Geelong school where they delivered the club's inaugural Sporting Schools Program. Find out shortly which school that was… 4- AND FINALLY, the new season of the Men’s Masters (Over 35s) 7-a-side competition will be kicking off at the Leisuretime Sports Precinct in mid September… TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY: STAR - STAFF TRAIN AND RECRUIT
IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE... 1 – THE countdown continues to the biggest State League game of the season when Corio hosts Hoppers Crossing at Hume Reserve on Saturday. We’ll find out from an insider what Corio needs to do to win the game and secure top spot… 2 – LARA United has been awarded a Vic Health grant to run a special modified sport program for women. We’ll hear exactly what that means… 3 – BARWON president Dave Rea has conceded the club is at full capacity, and has been for the last few years, but a badly needed third pitch at Grovedale Reserve won’t be a reality for several years... 4 – And finally, well regarded female football activist Cath Sattler has urged the so called ‘blokey clubs’ in the region to see the light of day and grasp the opportunities that being a female friendly club brings with it. TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY STAR - STAFF TRAIN AND RECRUIT
NEWS: GEELONG REGION SOCCER NEWS - NIGHTLY BULLETIN Monday 29th July - A major announcement coming out of Elcho Park over the weekend! IN TONIGHT'S EPISODE... - NORTH Geelong returns to winning ways while Geelong loses it in stoppage time in the NPL2. But the big news at North is the announcement of the club’s biggest infrastructure project ever… – A 15 YEAR OLD debuts for Surf Coast on the weekend as Corio looks ahead to the match of the year in the State League competitions... – IN THE LOCAL Geelong Region competition, we have a new leader at the top of Women’s Division 1 following North Geelong’s shock loss to Bell Park... – And finally, find out about the four Drysdale SC youngsters who have been selected to compete in the National School Futsal Championships in Brisbane later in the year! TONIGHT'S EPISODE SPONSORED BY STAR - STAFF RECRUIT AND TRAIN
Welcome to Episode 18 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. It is always a pleasure to get the recording gear out and set up to conduct an interview. My learning curve is steep but I will keep trying to record our great history one person at a time although at times I am not the sharpest interviewer going around.This episode’s interviewee Warren Kerr was part of one of the best teams the Illawarra has ever seen, the Corrimal Rangers/Corrimal United teams of the mid 1950s. Now this comment is subjective and there has been many great teams in the Illawarra over 130 years (for example the South Coast United teams of the 1960s and the Wollongong Wolves of the late 1980s and late 1990s). But I believe the Corrimal Rangers/Corrimal United teams of the mid 1950s would be in the top 5 teams of all time, with ease.In a five year period this team, which contained the likes of Bignell, Young, Peters, Drain, Burns, Learmonth, Harrington, Callan, Wheatley, James, Brown, Pearce, Willoughby won the State Southern/Federation League 4 times, won 2 Sydney Cups, won 1 State Cup and won 2 State League Finals. Warren Kerr was part of these squads and started playing first grade football with these high quality players in State League when he was 15 the only other player at the time who played first grade state league earlier was the great Charlie Stewart (former Socceroo, State Representative and Woonona great) who did it at the age of 14. Regardless of Charlie’s record, Warren’s ascendancy to first grade State League shows the speed and skill Warren must have possessed.He played for Corrimal Rangers in the State League, Corrimal United in the Federation and then Corrimal Rangers in the local league before he retired and concentrated on his Family and work (note he did play a few games for Whyalla when he worked over there for a period of time). A very modest man, Warren after his playing days spent over a decade on the Corrimal Rangers Committee as President and additionally is a Life Member (and his wife Mary was part of the Committee and helps add a couple of comments during this interview, which was very helpful). I hope you enjoy this interview and the insights Warren gives 60 plus years after his playing career had finished.
Welcome to Episode 17 of the Football United vs Soccer City podcast. It is a delight to have you downloading this episode of the podcast, I sincerely appreciate it. Slowly but surely this exercise of collecting the Illawarra’s oral soccer history is coming together. I encourage any of the listeners to contact me if they have any potential interviews that I should be undertaking. I am following up several leads but I am grateful if people think I should be following up additional suggested interviews.This episode’s interviewee started his soccer journey in Holland and in his early teens he came out to Australia in 1951 with his parents. His transition into a new country and community was slightly better than his parents as he went to school and played soccer for “Tech” and the Balgownie Soccer Club in the U14s and U16s. He then went to Fernhill Soccer Club in the local league for a year and then returned to Balgownie for a few years in the State League predominantly in the reserves.Normally this would be a very good soccer journey in itself but not for John Vlietstra who came back into the game via junior clubs (Figtree and Balgownie) and additionally on the Illawarra Junior Soccer Association committee. His time at Balgownie JSC (along with many other committee members, volunteers, sponsors and community help) brought about tremendous change to the facilities at Judy Masters, many of these changes remain today.His next step was even bigger when he became the secretary of the Wollongong City Wolves for a decade working along side Laurie Kelly, Jack Zanier, John Fleming and many other wonderful Wolves people. After this appointment and subsequent resignation a decade later his soccer journey subsided but his community involvement and volunteering did not, being involved on the Wollongong Sportsground Trust and the Dutch Australian Society. John is a man who I deeply respect and enjoyed interviewing. It was a pleasure being around him to note down some of his experiences and again I publicly thank John for his time and knowledge. That is it for now, please enjoy this episode.Music by Luke Nolan
Shaun McCambridge is the Managing Director of Stellar Recruitment, a devoted husband and father to four spritely children. Shaun created the Inspirational Leaders series to inspire emerging leaders and to shine a light on what it takes to be an inspirational leader. This podcast features Suzannah "Suzie" Bates - a New Zealand cricketer and former captain of the national women cricket team. She plays for the Otago Sparks in the State League, the Southern Vipers in the Women's Cricket Super League as well as for her national team, the White Ferns and the Adelaide Strikers. She is a former Olympian and professional basketball player. She holds the highest score and highest batting average in the New Zealand Women's Twenty20 cricket team. She was recognised as the ICC Women's ODI Cricketer of the Year 2013 and won the ICC Women's ODI and T20I Cricketer of the Year again in 2015. Suzie has experience in mindset and performance at the highest levels of professional sport and is a keen advocate for living his values and his processes. If you’re interested in understanding high performance in a sporting context and how those same concepts can apply to all aspects of life, then listen to Suzie’s podcast.
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038: Tim Crosbie Inside Running 38: Tim Crosbie Brought to you by RunnersTribe, your number one source for comprehensive running news from around the world. Brad turns a niggle into winning the ACT 10k Championship...as a workout. Julian gets a tight back, forcing a refocus to the Albert Park 10k while contending with the crowds. Brady also raced Albert Park 10 in the chase pack, riding the wind and coming close to his PB. Jack Rayner & Sinead Diver both continue their impressive season each taking out the XCR Albert Park 10k https://youtu.be/MFF4rhkd2gA Joseph Deng breaks Ralph Doubell's long-standing Australian 800m record in a time of 1:44.2 at Monaco Diamond League. https://www.runnerstribe.com/len-johnson-articles/the-king-of-records-is-dead-long-live-the-king/ http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-21/former-refugee-joseph-deng-breaks-australian-800m-record/10020880 Linden Hall takes the Australian mile record in London Anniversary Games adding to her national 1500m record, while Ryan Gregson runs a season's best behind USA's Matt Centrowitz along with a slew of Melbourne Track Club members https://www.runnerstribe.com/latest-news/iaaf-london-diamond-league-meeting-2018-full-results/ Brett Robinson runs sub 13:30 in the Albie Thomas 5000 in Ireland's Morton Games, while Madeline Hills runs 15:06 in the same meet. http://mortongames.ie/morton-games-delivers-super-santry-night/ Campbell Ackland asks about the best season to train for a marathon and how to train for a warmer climate. Moose is on the Loose again against runners seeking medical advice from the internet. This week's guest is Tim Crosbie, giving a wide-ranging and in-depth conversation with Brady about the many hats he wears throughout the Melbourne running scene. He touches on his origins in State League and how it developed into the Vic Milers Club. Tim also talks about his involvement with growing the Melbourne Marathon over the years to cultivate local talent and its future direction in the elite fields and the governing bodies. Tim is also coach to Australian marathon representative Sinead Diver and talks about her development as a consistent athlete and the trials and selection tribulations that come with it, as well as growing Zatopek:10. He speaks of his passion working in the recreational running space, empowering groups and growing running at the grassroots level in the regional clubs, making it more accessible to the public Patreon Link: https://www.patreon.com/insiderunningpodcast To donate and show your support for the show: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9K9WQCZNA2KAN Opening and Closing Music is Undercover of my skin by Benny Walker. www.bennywalkermusic.com For shoes or running apparel contact Julian at: https://www.facebook.com/therunningcompanyballarat/ Join the conversation at: https://www.facebook.com/insiderunningpodcast/
The 9 game Richmond win streak is over and it was in spectacular fashion. All other games are discussed with the usual Fact, State League and Quiz Download audio file (AAAS-Finals-Week-1.mp3)
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